Corvo & German
German
I've been looking at how the design of a space can leave clues, and I wonder if you see that too when you investigate.
Corvo
Yeah, a room is a silent witness. The way light falls, the placement of a chair, even the smell can tell you who was there, what they did. I pick up on those details the way a detective reads a sentence. They’re the clues that the rest of the world ignores.
German
Indeed, every angle is a piece of evidence. When the sun streams through a high‑to‑low window, it writes a pattern on the floor that only a careful observer will notice. I always trace those patterns before I even think about the furniture. They tell a story of movement, time and purpose.
Corvo
Exactly. The light marks the spots a person passed, the time they stayed, and even what they were looking at. Those patterns are the quiet testimony that most people miss.